TWO IMPERIAL RUSSIAN NAVAL FUSE CONTAINERS

TWO IMPERIAL RUSSIAN NAVAL FUSE CONTAINERS, constructed in brass and shaped with belt loops behind, hinged lids, the front of one engraved No. 41, each stamped on the underside with anchor devise and

Two Craftsman made containers, includes: (1) burl wood flying saucer shaped box with lid, 4 1/2" d x 2" h and (1) bird's eye maple pocket cigarette case with 14k y g (tested) Imperial Russian military

A pair of matching Imperial Russian sterling silver salt and pepper shakers. The footed base supports the figurines of two Jewish musicians. The figures support a globular container with a padlock. A

TWO IMPERIAL RUSSIAN BADGES C. 1910. Comprising a finely crafted badge commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Submission of the Eastern Caucasus, 1859-1909, screw back. 50 x 41 mm. Together with a

A pair of antique 19th-century Russian Orthodox icons. St George slaying the dragon. Archangel Michael. Travel icons of miniature size. Mixed media paintings: egg tempera, gesso, and levkas on a wood

RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL NAVY OFFICER's DIRK for BRAVERY with GOLD INLAID, ZLATOUST An Imperial Russian naval officer's dirk with a flattened-diamond-shaped blade. Ca. 1900. The blade has gold inlay - it

RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL NAVY OFFICER's DIRK, 1900x An Imperial Russian naval OFFICER's DIRK with flattened-diamond shape blade. Brass scabbard mounts, pommel and cross guard are of standard issue patter

RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL NAVY OFFICER's DIRK for BRAVERY with GOLD INLAID, ZLATOUST An Imperial Russian naval OFFICER's DIRK with flattened-diamond shape blade. Ca. 1900. The blaid has a gold inlaid - it

Two Imperial Russian marked cloisonne napkin rings. Gilded silver. First marked 84 Moscow mark and St George killing dragon hallmark. Second marked GK (Gustav Klinger), and St George killing dragon ha

A lot of two Imperial Russian silver tokens with red enamel details. The pendants are executed in the form of military shoulder straps. The first has a letter K and a grenade for the cornet of the arm

Lot of two Imperial Russian icons. One hand painted on wood. The other is a hinged bronze icon. Largest is 5 1/2" H x 4 1/2" W.

Two Imperial Russian bonds, City of Moscow loan dated 1908 and a Russian Gold Loan dated 1890. Together with two Russian Bank notes. 100 Rubles from 1910 and a 500 Rubles bank note from 1912.

Two Imperial Russia bronze tokens, one circa 1864, the other circa 1913.

Two Imperial Russian Government: 5% State Loans of 1906 - Series 383 and Series 384 for 187.50 Roubles / 500 Francs. One has a tear to the bottom margin. 12 x 16 in. (30 x 41 cm). Imperial Russian Gov

c1890 Gilded Bronze Imperial Russian Eagle Banner Head A c1900, exceedingly rare gilded bronze banner head depicting the two-headed Imperial Russian Eagle. The construction is single piece and was ori

early 20th century, both 14 kt. gold, burgundy and black enamel crosses, hand painted and enamel center appliques, and hallmarked "56" on rings, with red and black ribbons, larger one also with two fa

early 20th century, one Order of St. Stanilaus, 14kt. rose gold in a cross design, both sides embellished in burgundy red enamel, center porcelain plaque with conjoined "SS", one side with green ename

A Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory Plate from the Farm Palace Banquet Service, St. Petersburg, reign of Alexander III (ca. 1892). Of a circular form with gilt and white scrolls to a lavender ground,

Two Russian Imperial Manufactory majolica plates, made for the House of Yusupov, c.1900.For a nearly identical plate, put into google-Rare Russian plate from Shah Persia-for a plate made for the Shah

early 20th century, both rose gold in cross design and embellished in burgundy red enamel, hand painted enamel centers with images of St. Anne on one side and blue decoration on white ground verso, la

Item: Two Russian Porcelain Plates After the Imperial Service Origin: St. Petersburg Imperial Porcelain Manufacture Date: 1840s Materials: Porcelain Size: 8.75 inches diameter No marks, Centered by th

early 20th century, both 14 kt. rose gold in a cross design and embellished in burgundy red enamel verso, center porcelain plaque with conjoined "SS" within green enameled wreath, one with double head

A lot of two dessert plates from Korbievskiy service, reign of Nicholas II.Marked on the verso NII, 1909, 1910. Dimensions: D: 7 1/8 in., (18 cm.)

IMPERIAL RUSSIAN NICHOLAS I NAVAL GRADUATION BADGE. Comprising a silvered, gilt and enameled badge marking the graduation from the School of Naval Engineers of Emperor Nicholas I at Kronstadt. Imperia